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Newspaper Page TextV J ii 'X r. 1, r:-' 4 ; ) TUB OREGON STATESMAN f SATTIIDAV. JULY 13. 1P18. " 1 ' , ... J, ,. , . " A BORN Our Glasses Give Satisfaction BECAUSE THE V ARE SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED w THEY ARE BECOMING BECAUSE UIEY ARE'DESIGNED INDIVIDUALLY FOR THE ONE WHO' IS TO WEAR THEM i . HAETMAN BEOS. CO. JEWELERS AND OPTICIAWS ' W. W. Caraer Stat mm Liberty Steea. ALEMV OREGOX Dr. Burdette, Optometrist.- . Optical Goods of Quality BORN STU.NE ai me saiem nospiiai, rn- day, July 12, 1918, at 6:45 a. m.. to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Stone of Gil South Commercial street, a son. weight eight pounds. WILKES To Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Wilkes," eleven" miles east off Sa lem, Friday night, July 12, a son, weight eight pounds. He has been named Wilfred Chester. Mrs. Wilkes was formerly Miss M. Ethel Thompson. .CITY NEWS ' mt -- - I IB 1 Irrieatio Even numbers on Monday, Wed nesday, Friday and Sunday. Odd numbers on Tuesday, Thursday, Sat urday and Sunday. Even, numbers are on south and east side of street. Odd numbers are on north and west side of street. r OREGON State street near O. E. depot. Home of Artcraft and Paramount: pictures. Douglas Fairbanks in "The Matrimaniac.." LIBERTY Liberty near State street High class reels. BLIGII State between Lib erty and High. Mutual and Bluebird i films. - Special films. Hippodrome vaudeville. Picnic to Bo Patriotic The Parent-Teachers association of the Mountain View school district will hold a picnic in the Highland church picnic ground July 20. Pa triotic. speeches will be given by se- ected men. Games and sports will furnish amusement duiing the after noon. "1 - Dance, Moose Hall Tonight. ij m" i Camp Stores And camp furniture at E. L. Stiff ft Son's, 446 Court street, .. . Singer Returns To Visit Tom Ordemann returned to Salem yesterday from New York city for a short visit. After a few days' stay he will go to Portland' where he ex pects to remain until fall. Mr. Ord mann sang last year at the open air concerts in Willson park. An Unusual Bargain j A $750- Singer player piano for $562 an exceptional buy for any one desiring a high grade instru ment E. L, Stiff & Son, 446 Court street Camp Eqnipn Cheap tents, camp stores, eamp funiture, etc., at E. L SUrf Jb Son's 4 ltCourt street Dance, Moose Hall Tonight. , jj. Luscious Fruit Grown A new kind of strawberry was brought to The Statesman office yes terday from the Joe Schultr truck farm, near Salem. The berries were from the second crop of a rariety called "ever bearing' They were planted early in April and have been finely cultivated by little Kenneth Schultr, ! 12 years old, - who is an alert worker for his Uncle Sammie In this way. The little fellow Is also proud to have a brother,' Ray mond Frank Schultz, who joined the navy In June. Two Go As Seamen- William McKinley Bllven and Paul William Coleman left yesterday to enlist in the navy as seamen of the second class. . The former is - from Gervais and the latter lives at Wood burn. Cheap Tent At E. L. Stiff Son's. 446 Court street Just received. 25 second band ones. were in from Silver Falls yesterday. C. H. Pickett. 0t Eugene; was among the guests at the Bligh hotel yesterday. Ivan Martin spent Friday in Port land on a business errand. C. J. Atwood, of Toppenish, Wash., stopped in the city yesterday for a brief visit with friends and relatives. Mr. Atwood is the secretary of the Washington Nursery, company, and had been attending the meeting of the Pacific Coast Nursery associa tion at Portland. Rev. C. R. Lamar, of Lebanon, was a visitor in Salem Friday after noon. T. R. Croak came in from Mon mouth yesterday on a business er rand. Mrs. W. H. Dorman, of Falls City, came in yesterday for a brief visit in Salem. Many Hearings Scheduled by Service Commissioners The. public service commission yes terday announced dates for twenty' one hearings scheduled for the months of July, Augugst and Sep tember. The cases, places for bear ing gand dates follow: American Railway Express com pany, rate Increase, Portland,' Wed nesday, July 17. North coast power company vs. Portland Gas ft Coke company, Port land, Thursday, July 18. Yaqulna Bay Railway ft 'Lumber company, crossing, Toledo, Saturday, July 20. Lebanon Mutual Telephone com pany, application for rate Increase, Leabnon, Tuesday, July 23. Kex-ewDerg-rortiana train ser vice petition, ' Portand, Thursday. July 25. Columbia ft Nehalem River altll road, freight rate increase, Portland, Friday, July 26. O.-W. R. ft N.r" suspension of Club Increases Capital - Resolutions were filed at the ol- flce Of H.. J. Schulderman, Btate cor poration - commissioner, yesterday showing that the Jllahee Country weIghlnjr c ruling' Portland. Tues- CASH BARGAINS AT STONER'S 2 STORES 2 cans Milk 25c 3 lbs. Royal Club Coffee 80c 15 lbs. Onions. 25c 2 cans peas ....25c. 2 cans corn 25c 2 cans Tomatoes 25c 5 bars White Laundry Soap 25c 1 pound Coffee 19c 6 RollsToiletPaper 25c 6 pounds White Beans. . .55c 5 Boxes Matches 25c Corn Meal 7c We pay 34c cash, 36c in trade for eggs. . 4 ft. Wood or sawed 2 Stores 855 N. Commercial .Street (Damon's old Stand) Phone 68 HIGHLAND GROCERY 746 Highland Ave. Phone 496 Geo. W. Stoner, Prop! JULY 15 IS FINAL DATE Heavy Users of Sugar Mast File Applications in Next Three Days A large part of the time of the clerical force, as well as the manager of the Commercial club. Is now tak en wjth the issuance of certificates to the consumers of sugar, in ac cordance with the. regulations of the food administration. Manager Gill calls attention to the fact that all dealers, candy makers, bakers, ho tels, restaurants, soda fountains, ana other heavv users of sugar must file application and statement or future needs before July 15. or mey win have no suear coming to them No sale of sugar can be made oy anv dealer without the presentation of a certificate, signed by me state food administrator and issuea through the county food administra tor. There are absolutely no excep tions to this rule, and it Includes re- from $5000 to $15,000. The action was taken at a recent meeting. tV. Zl company, Osborne street High St, opp. Oregon Elec. depot, Portiand; Tuesday. July 30. O.-W. R. ft N.. Osborne street crossing. Portland, Tuesday, July 30. Portland Railway, Light ft Power Osborne street crossing. Ladies Everwear , "Flexweev" Hose guaranteed. In colors, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Schei's, the Kuppenheimer House in Salem, 344 State street. Oregon Portland Cement company and Portland Traffic ft Transports- l tion association vs. O.-W. R. ft N. Co. rates, Portland, Wednesday, July 31. 626 Accidents Reported for Week Ending July 11 For the week ending July 11 total of 26 accidents wete reported to the industrial accident commission of which four were fatal." The fatal cases were: Henry Walter, Portland. PIG CLUB SHOWS IMMENSE GROWTH L J. Allen Makes Inspection County Membership Be tween '400 and 500 L. J. Allen, of Corvallls. who is In charge of the Pig Club work throuchout'the state under direction of Oregon Agricultural college, has been in Salem for sever&l Iay. rrak- i Ing his headquarters here whiU mak ing trips of inspection to ihe various Pig clubs In this action. i com pany with Supervisors Hop pes and J. . L. Smith be has visited" about one half the clubs In Marion county, getting Into touch with more than 200 members. There are now be tween 400 and 500 members of the clubs In the county, and from all that bas been noted they are going to play an Important part In the fu ture of the pork Industry of Oregon. Mr. Allen has been Impressed by the evidence of genuine Interest shown by the boys, who are not only tailers and all others selling sugar I interested In financial returns from tn h used for direct consumption. I the work but with genuine American manufacturers of all kinds, bakeries push are going after standards. nrf nnhlie eatinz house. I Probably 20 per cent of the iatrl- Manufacturers or canay. etc.. areiatlc porcine propagators irf nm restricted, under the latest regula-1 thoroughbred stock, and perhaps 50 Hons, to one-half the amount they peY cent or the stock raisea win oe nH nn vear sro. while bakeries I cure bred. and pastry makers are confined to! One outstanding Illustration of 70 per cent of the amount used one I what may be accomplished or me Tear tro. The restrictions as tolTOunr bustler is the case of Madi- famlly consumption aims to confine I son Nichols a 19-year-old boy liv- the amount to three pounds to the I nK few miles east of Salem. Last person per month. Restaurants and I year he started out with three pure hotels are supposed to confine them selves to the amount of three pounds for ninety meals.. The county food administration also calls attention to the relaxation In the rulings as to flour sales a change that will be welcomed by re- bred Chester Whites, and as a result of his work for the season he secur ed a scholarship at Oregon Agricul tural college, returning from that In stitution a few weeks ago. This year he has a drove of sixty regis tered Chester Whites and Is finding a tail dealers. An extract from the oi-l good market for them as breeding flcial announcement of Food Admin-1 stock. Istrator Aver reads as follows: I The eollere is keeping In touch "The rules and regulations gov- vtQ the clubs through monthly -bul- erning the sale of wheat flour by letins. and Mr. Allen and the local mills and retailers provide, in rules supervisors will assist them In the 24. 27 and 28. that retailers should matter of securing feed In quantities, not purchase more than 70 per cent M tnj, g one of the serious prob- of their last year's requirements." iems the boys must deal with. This necessitated a great amount of The young breeders will have their supervision in the Issuance of certif- eves on the state fair with a view Icates. etc.. and I am pleased to an-1 m competing with all the breeders of nounce that these rule have been retealed and retail dealers are. therefore, permitted to purchase their reasonable requirements, not exceedlna- a 60 days' supply, -without receiving certificates from 'this of fice. All other rules and regula tions rovernlnr the- handling1 of wheat flour are in full force and ef fect." Heppner Light ft Water company. I construction worker; harles Mitchell, Dance, Moose Hall Tonight. - ) : Will Sell For Cash-. Commencing July 1st we will con duct our business on a strictly cash basis. Patton't Book Store. Wllhoit Mineral Springs Greatest health resort in the west. An ideal place to spend your sum mer vacation 32 miles from Salem. Excellent accomodations. Ideal sur roundings. Good fishing. For full information, address W. F. McLaren, Wllhoit, Oregon. I PERSONALS I Licenses .Number 58,000- Chauncey D. Butler, automobile registration clerk in the office of Secretary of State Olcott. yesterday Issued the 58,000th automobile li cense tag for this year. License number 58,000 will be attached to an automobile truck owned by The Evening Telegram of Portland. This total lacks only a few hundred of being 10,000 in excess of the total number for the entire year 1917.- Mrs. Rae Craven of Dallas was in Salem Friday afternoon visiting with friends. , Mrs. Winnie Braden, secretary of the Dallas Commercial club, made a business trip to Salem Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crider. Mrs. Dave Crider and daughters. Frankie and Alice of Dallas, were in Salem Fir day. Miss Myrtle Hayes was in saiem Friday from Dallas visiting with her ber 21 rates. Heppner, Friday. August 2. Dean Lumber company, applica tion for log boom franchise, Eugene, Wednesday, August 7. Nehalem Telephone ft ' Telegraph company, rates, Nehalem, Friday, August 23. Tillamook County Mutual Tele phone company, rates, Tillamook, Saturday, August 24. Portland Railway, Light ft Power company, Salem gas rates, Salem, Tuesday, September 3. Oswald vs. Willamette Valley Southern Railway company. Oregon City. Thursday, September 5. North Portland meat comnanr em ploy e ; M.' Mori ra liaker, lumbering: II. Brooks, near ' Hulsboro, attempt ing to go aboard -moving train. Of the total number of cases 661 were sub ject to the compensation act, TOMORROW IS BASTILE DAY the state. A number of district fairs will be held In the county In ad vance of the state fair, and those who win out In these with the two highest ratings will be entitled to enter the big show, where there will be a number of prises hung up Joint ly br the state, the banks, stock breeders associations, etc The banks have given, the great est encouragement to the young breeders, there being ten banks In Marlon county who are backing the clubs. It should be noted In this connection that the United States Na tional bank or this cltv leads all the banks of the stale in this work. George W. Eyre, of that Institution. Is known as the father of the pig Why o k ynor traIla at the MMget? Mure fir )ovr money than any' Icr Marlrt In the Mate. X mwel ur rofilmllnl by any 4her Market In Kalew, Koci Hatartlay we offer all (lay 1 CHOICE BEEF TO BOIL 10c PER LB. PRIME ROASTS OP BEEF 15c PER LB. ROUND LOIN AND T-BONE STEAK 20c PER LB. SAUSAGE AND LIBERTY STEAK 2 LBS. FOR 35c FRESH LIVER 2 LBS. FOR 15c PURE LARD Everybody who hu Tried it is praising: it $1.35 PER PAIL BEST CREAMERY BUTTER 50c PER LB. FRESH BREAD 10c PER LOAF We cke it R p. m. On areotiat of the nhortace of help we al le k! tolling ear ly when pnMibla we ran give you better service. MIDGET. Market . Originators of Low Prices 351 STATE STREET Socialists May Oppose Representative H aisle y The Socialist party evidently will have a congressional candidate In the field for the first Oreron district. Attorney General Brown has received from L. Moilanen. of Tovoni. a Fin- I nish newspaper at Astoria, inquiry wneiner- me nomination oi canaiaaie for representative In congress can be made legally by an assembly of electors on Sunday, and whether it Is necessary to record on the nomina tion certificate the names of all elec tors at the meeting. MoIIenan Is said to be a member of the Socialist party. The reply Is that under the statute the attorney general Is al lowed to give advice only to state officers. Today Last Chance to File Affirmative Matter Hftvernor Calls Unon PeODlelclub movement In this section, hav- m rs. . stt I I lag list OI 1DQUI vv ciuu uirui- oi uregon 10 uoicrre not- day of Allies bers who are being financed through the bank. Today, which 'is the 115th day be fore the November election. Is the RFASOX FOR REFTSIXQ OTHERS. Persons who have once nsed Foley Home Telephone ft Telegraph I affirmative arguments for measures company, rates at La Grande, La I tant go on the ballot. For initiative Grande, Wednesday, September 18. Ibils arguments must be by initiators City of Wallowa vs. Enterprise I or the measures, while for referend EElectric company, Walowa, Friday, I um measures any peison mar file September 20. I affirmative arguments. The affirm Home Telephone ft Telegraph com-1 stive arguments filed so far are by pany vs. Three Ridge Telephone com-1 C. S. aJckson and R. W. Ha good for Governor Withycombe, in a state ment issued vesterday. calls upon the! tt ,.. run. tKm a U. da3,allowed y law for miK ot people of Oregon to. participate in otner medicine. They give relief national aemonsirauon oi uasuie uay fpo k!dnT mnA bladder troubles. ine nanonai nouaay oi lue r rrutu SOLDIER'S COrCH CTRED. . Private Harold HameL Ctth Regi ment, Ft. Adams. R. 1 writes: -I was troubled with a bad cough for three months. I tried Foley's Honey, and Tar and felt greatly relieved. I recommend Foley's Honey and Tar and will keep It on hand." Gives relief from hay fever, asthma and bronchial coughs. J. C Perry. people. Bastile day Is Sunday. July 14. The governors statement fol lows: 'It Is my sincere hope that the loyal hearted people of Oregon will follow the commendable example ot backache, sharp, shooting pains, rhenmatlsm. stiff, swollen Joints, sore muscles, pufflness nnder eyes, nervousness, "always tired" .feeling and sleep-disturbing- bladder , ail ments. J. C. Perry. pany. Enterprise. Saturday. Septem-1 two bills proposed by them, one pro-1 other Americans over the world bv posing- to repeal a law requiring pub- nartlcinatlnr wherever nosslble In the I V- - .7 Telephone ft TelegTaph I Hcatlon of delinquent tax lists and national demonstration of Bastile I ""r" . a m ikMs..M i. a - . ivi m mm 1 friends. " Pacific Telephone ft A. H. Lea was called to Portland I company, rate suspension, Portland, ! another fixing compensation for pub-IDar on Julv 14. The French t-eople. DTiaay. inursaay, September zs.' incauon oi legal notices, rnese are I who are again allied with nin a jarman ana aaugnter, i xsortnwestern Long iDstance Tee- -A T T .1 1 . 1 I: JHTB. U. l sneTweev" Hose guaranteed In I wwenaoiyn, wuu p"? vmVu.njl fiexweev tiose -guaranieea. m m with Manrfi n pnrii4.if cw.n colors, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Schei's, the Kuppenheimer House in Salem, 344 State street. Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co. Phone 77 Try our Checking System on Baggage. Claim Check for every parrel handled. j LAUNDRY QUESN v7Asnnro UACHJNE - Buy One At Welch Electric Co. 220 N. Com, J Phone 961.' the past two weeks with friends in Walla Walla, and Weston, Oregon, will return to their home in Salem todav. Mr. Jarman met them in Portland. Charles Zalsdorf, of Gervais, was among the guests at the Capitol ho tel last night. Mr. and Mrs. A. Breyman, of Port land, stopped In the city yesterday, registering at the Marlon hotel. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Beals, of Port land, arrived In the city last night and were guests at the Bligh hotel. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Philips, of Sheridan, yisited briefly In the city yesterday. L. L. Nixon and W. C. Hunnlcutt Portland1 September 26. rate suspension. Doctor White Diseases of - Women and Nerrous Diseases SOI United Statea National Bank Building, Salem, Oregon TRACY WOOD CO. Will supply your wants in all , kinds of wood. 16 inch Green Slabwood at $3.00 per load. PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 520. m mW m . wu wa, ugwner, me iuu ux com AnOUiet interesting Day mission is expected to initiate a war Mm D.a...J T i emerscucy oni. x-ersons aesinng to IS rrOmiSea Ot inrnerinie negative argumenU against any measure going on the ballot have un- Following is the program for today I til July 23. or the 105th day before at the state convention of the Chris-1 election. tion church at Turner: MORNING Christian Endeavor Session. 6:00 Sunrise Prayermeeting. 7:15 Breakfast. Institute. ' 8:30 Devotional. A. McLean. , 9:00 Bibe study. "The Bible and Democracy." S. G. Buckner. 9:50 Recess.. 10:00 ''Missionary." W. F. Turn er, Spokane. 10:60 Recess. ' 11:00 Lecture. "The Greatest Book In the World Is it Inspired?' H. O. Breedon. 12:00 Adjournment. Last call for R. R. certificates. AFTERNOON. 1:00 Song service. Devotional. Gladys Parker, Monmouth. SUerton Marry in East the only initiative measures that righteous cause, have this month dls- ,nvrnTO np ti- 1? have quaified for the ballot by the played their deep friendship ror this tLJ0 S?tmVWWoTd Initiators filing petitions within the country by observing the Fourth of 8??!1 VttJ-Tt? IT? .vVJ time allowed, which expired July 3. July and It is a pleasure to see how " fT-STJ." a . a x nV- t7. dj special autnorny ot tne 1S17 ses- enthusiastically Americans UNIVERSITY TO SEND 11 BOYS are re sponding to the compliment by tak ing nation-wide notice of the Impor tant French holiday. Let ns reas sure the brave sons of France of our determined purpose to support the French and the other allied armies until a victorious peace has been ae I complished. Chinnock Extends Date Set for Leaving Office Edwin Tlnglestad and Miss Ida Field were married recently. Both of the young people are former res idents of Silverton and the parents of Mr. Tlnglestad still live here. Mr. Tlnglestad has received his draft no tice and is to be mustered In the latter part ot this month. Our Daily Prices Wool Bags. iy2c White Cotton Bags. 2c Shody Bags; lc flacks ..: 9c to ISVjC WESTERN JIM CO. Salem's Leading Junk Dealers Corner of Center and Court Phone 700 Watch for announcement on Sunday James T. Chinnock. who several months ago announced his resigna tion as superintendent ot water divi sion No. 1, to be effective July 15. has decided to extend the effective date and will not quit the office un til some time next month. Unfin ished., work connected with the of fice is Mr. Chinnock's reason for re- m. I -a I I.. . L t - . Eleven student, of Willamette uni- rnonM. TT" versity have accepted appointments J A. Cupper. Republican nominee for to attend the officers' training camp the office, will be appointed In Chin- at the Presidio, there to receive six-1 nock's place. Upon his lesvinr the Students Will Begin Military Instruction at Presidio July 18 .15 Reports of President and ty days of intensive military instruc- position Mr. Chinnock will engage Day phone 10 Night phone U8 LARMER TRANSFER . Efficiency Speed . .ReeponslbflKT Ws Will pack, move or store your goods and guarantee sat-. lsfactloo. - Hates' on Eastern Shipments our specialty. Piano Moving and Out ot Town .! . Trips.' . vWOOD AND COAL 457 State Street. I WANT SACKS AND RAGS I.im tfi hitrtiMt eaah nrice. BefoM Ton eetfmv n rices. I also bay all kinds of second band furniture and jnnK. THE CAPITAL JUNK COMPANY The Square Deal House, 271 ChemekeU St. Phone 808 Treasurer, appointment of commit tees, etc. 1:46 Address. "What the Church of Christ Endeavor Union Can Do to Assist in the Challenge Campaign. Edna M. Whipple, Oregon Union C. K. president. 2:15 Solo, Mrs. K. E. Burke. junction City. 2:20 Endeavor Round Table, con auctea oy efficient Endeavorers. 2:50 Address, "Endeavorers of the Congo Land," E. R. Moon. Afri ca. 3:30 Closing business period NIGHT 7:30 Son service. 8:00 Sermon. "The Kingdom tion. which will entitle them to places I in the practice of law at Grants Pass. as assistants to a federal officer in cnarge of drill work on the campus. biv had originally been called for nut this number was later Increased. The boys must be In San Francisco July 18 and will be temporarily en listed during their presence at the camp. Professor W. A. Darden Is the f ae. ulty member who goes with them. WANTED, JUNK S Aa4 All Klaaa f Sac Haae Z CJaV. S Fall Market Prteea Special Z rrieca paid fr Sacks S Cat ear hctrc ym celt S TUB PEOPLES JCMK XSD tk II AI I) ITOKB tft S S71 W. Caait St. Pfceae S)CSS)iSS)SC$9SSS9$SS99S)4S'SjC9 War Emergency Measure May Be Debated Monday Governor Withrcombe said venter. dsy that a meeting of the state tax commission will nrobablr be called Monday. July 15. for the purpose of Those who h.r. accented th. rr., '"' preliminary action to Initiate are Harold Dlmlck. Woodburn; Fran- Z. . VrA7." . .I.J BCI,on cis Cramer. Astoria: Oscar Olson. J"Btr 15,. kf ot 1S17. providing Woodburn; Roswell Walts. Salem: !?' x ln fxcM of nstItH Kenneth Legg. Salem; Millard Dough Vf"1 tons to meet war emer ton. Lebanon? Lyle Blrtholomew. Sa- iP.clfc J9 f Initiated. win oe voted on by the neonl at th that Cannot Be Shaken." H. O. Bree- story. Wolf Creek! :'Paui DoneV. Sa- NoTemW rtIon. eral of these men are subject to the Shell Explodes Old Sends draft, but their training at the Pre- D i it , , sidio will make them liable to call OUllet 1 tlTOUgh Man S Leg only ln case of emergency, according DALLAS. Or.. July 12. (Special to present advices. to Th. st.tMm. .vT: ESS" .Several officer, of the local high man. a TiYn tot t.'teV Z11 IJ1AB" .! mu t KBooi companies, who have express- Kings valler. wa .eeM..i. ivl ue oku mey are me oest. ana ed their intention of attending Wil- Tint f th. -iv k- Vvl sore muscles, stiff olni. ad f rl K7. kw. V. V" " .1 automatic pistol. The bullet enter euent bladder action -Am. I " . T . I ne rignt leg above the kaee and of kidney trouble. J. C. "prnf, .ummerT "HtS,VJb.,s .ZlK.?"1 to OUR CAKE Like Our Bread. HAVE THAT "HOME MADE TASTE" Angtl Food Cakes, each 25c Devil Food Cakes, each ; 20c, 30c Layer Cakes, each :.15c, 20c, 30c 50 per cent Wheat Substitutes PEERLESS BAKERY ' 170 N. Commercial St. . Salem aU Y . 1 I'll : Ll.in! -fm ii i "v 1 1 r r-M ii--' 8:45 Stereopticon exhibit 9:10-Bon fire. FROM A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. W. H. Hill. J. P.. Detroit. Tex.. writes,: "I nsed Foley Kidney Pills This Repair Directory fires the principal places where mm trttcit can be repaired, and should be prtserred ts trtrj home as a readj fxdda. aJJUSro aUsfaetlaw araaraa s rmru esr taace. SI Cewrt St. fkeme 114. Qcortoc a will Repair all Makes et Sewing Macalaea Sstplle. Nea4Uea sad Otis. 184. ' m wi uwyiMt. I 433 Stale fttMC.